The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 26, 1950, Image 3
Thursday, January 26, 1950
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Wh pink and gray accessories and
wore a white orchid corsage.
Immediate-y followipR the rites the
couple left for a wedding~~rriTS tcr-
North Carolina, Washington, Mary-.
_^Jand and Virginia. For traveling the
bride added a gray top' coht to her
I ensemble. Upon their return they will
'reside with the bride’s parents at 211
• Ferguson street.
I. Mrs. Donnan is the only daughter
—'of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Irby Holland
of this city. -ShejAttended the Clinton
in the livirfg room which" was deco-, sc h 0 ols and is employed with her
! | rated with beautiful bowls of camel- father.
Mr. Donnan is the son of Mrs. Gro
ver C. Donnan and the \ate Mr. Don
nan of Wattsville. He is a graduate
Crickenberger-Lcmders
Engagement lias and other spring blossoms. Mrs.
Mrs. J. F. Crickenberger of Lau- Pringlp Copeland was high score win-
rens, announces the engagement of ner and Mrs. Preston Thompson won V1 „ aiUD¥llir . Ia „ 6 ,c.v.«-v^
her daughter, Ann^to Paul Landeri bingo prize. Other club visitors in ad- 0 f Molors -Academy of Beauty Cul-
of Greenville. The wedding will Jition to Mrs. Thompson were- Mrs.' t ure Atlanta, Ga., and holds a posi-
=! 4-uf 1 w day i: F , e w Uary ^ 10 ,’ ■ C. W. Stone and Mrs. George Brock- tion with Dell’s Beauty Shoppe of this
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ’i. r ' _u
P. Wilson in this city. Miss Crick-j ^ d , id jd th
enberger is a niece of Mr. Wilson. , 'T® 0 j* er ® ‘ a,d as,de the
+ hostess served a salad course
Wednesday Club
Is Entertained
Entertaining the Wednesday club
and a number of additional guests.
Mrs. W. M. Shields was hostess for
a dessert bridge the past week.
A sweet course was enjoyed before
the games, five tables being in play
during the afternoon. The card rooms
were attractive with artistic arrange
ments of shrubs and flowers. At the
conclusion of the progressions Miss
Francine Wickham was presented a
gift ifor having won top score.
city.
Birthday Party
For Mrs. Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Taylor and
Lewis D. Simpson entertained Mrs.
Simpson with a surprise birthday
party Saturday evening at the Tay
lor home.
The living and dining rooms were
decorated in spring flowers. When all
the guests gathered they sang “Hap
py Birthday” to Mrs. Simpson and a
shower of gifts was presented her.
A delightful four course chicken din
ner was served with spiced tea. Games
and dancing were enjoyed during the
evening by the sixteen friends pres
ent.
Bridge Club
Enjoys Meeting
Mrs. H. M. Lukstat was hostess for
two tables of bridge ofl. Thursday af
ternoon guests being members of her
club.
The tables were laid for refresh
ments and pie a la mode and coffee
were served before the games.^Later
{during the afternoon salted nuts and
cold drinks were enjoyed. High and
second honors went to two club visi
tors, Mrs. Roy Gasque and Mrs. John
W. Finney, Sr.,
A bowl of lovely red camellias was
used with other seasonal arrange
ments as a background for cards.
“Idle Moments^ Club
Entertained Wednesday
A charming party was given on
last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Roy Pitts for members of the “Idle
Moments” club and a few additional
friends.
The receiving rooms of the home
were beautifully decorated with ar
rangements of early spring flowers.
Six tables were laid for rook and a
j number of games enjoyed during the
afternoon. Later the hostess served
salad and sweet courses.
Card Club Meets
With Mrs. Hart
Mrs. J. B. Hart was hostess to mem
bers of her card club on Thursday at-
^temoon for a dessert bridge at her
home at Joanna.
Yellow jasmine with other flower
ing plants of early spring made a
pretty setting for the two tables.
After a refreshment course several
games were enjoyed with Mrs. Harry
Wilkes and Mrs. Kenneth Baker prize
winners.
Mrs. W. A. Johnson
Hostess To Club
Thursday Mrs. Walter A. Johnson
entertained members of her bridge
club for a number of afternoon games.
Two tables were arranged for cards
Long Branch Club
In January Meeting
The Long Branch Home* Demonstra
tion club met at the home of Mrs.
Claude Madden on Monday, Jan 16.
After the singing of the project
song for the month, “Won’t You Sit
Down?” Mrs. T. B. Sumerel gave the
devotlfchal.
Roll was called and minutes read,
by the secretary.
Mrs. John B. Holland gave a few
hints on good citizenship.
Miss Susan Hall demonstrated the
many unique ways of covering lamp
shades.
During the social hour games were
enjoyed. •
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ellie
s Poole, served refreshments.
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Engagement
E. Medlock, of
the engagement
Mr. and Mrs. L,
Newberry, announce
of her daughter, Miss Mary E. Cook,
and Ray Karmon, son of H. Harman
and the late Mrs. Harmon of Lexing
ton. The wedding will take place the
latter part of March.
Miss Cook is employed by the Sou-
them Bell Telephone Co. in this city
and Mr. Harmon is with the same
company in Newberry. /
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Col. and Mrs. Fraser
Entertain With Parties
Honoring Miss Francine Wickham
and George Reeves, who will be
married tomorrow, Lt. Col. and Mrs.
Powell A. Fraser entertained at their
home on Cleveland street on Satur-
i day evening with a dinner party.
A three-course dinner was served
during the evening to the eight
couples present, friends of the hon
ored guests. A corsage and bout-
eniere marked the places of Miss
Wickham and Mr. Reeves.
The Fraser home was attractively
decorated with early spring flowers
^including a variety of snapdragons
' and irises.
1 Afterwards bridge was enjoyed
with Mr. Reeves, Mrs. Rufus Sadler
and R. E. Ferguson, Jr., winning
prizes.
i i-A brass planter gift was present
ed the honored couple by the host
and hostess.
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HAMILTON’S
“A Credit To All Sooth Carolina”
On Friday evening Lt. Col. and
Mrs. Fraser entertained at -dinner
fo ra group of their friends.
A three-course dinner was served
to. the eight couples present, after
which cards were enjoyed. Mrs.
William M. Shields was score prize
winner.
Mrs. Robert , M. Vance,'a recent
bride, was presented a gift.
Miss Sara Etta Holland
Bride of Mr. Donnan
Miss Sara Etta Holland became the
bride of James Earl Donnan of this
city (and Laurens in a ceremony tak
ing place at the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian church parsonage -on
Saturday evening January 21, at 7:30
o’clock. Dr.’, C. Bynum Betts, the
bride’s pastor, performed the cere
mony in the presence of members of
the immediate families and a few
close friends. x
The bride was becomingly attired
for her wedding in a suit of new blue 1
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